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• Dec 5, 2004

• #2

Bung

Electrical

Feb 10, 2002

428

AU

1) "print" as usual with Acrobat.

2) you to have to use augment() etc for arrays bigger than 100x100 - see the mathcad knowledge base, or import them from Excel etc. There is no way to input them directly - probably because arrays that size (with 10,000 elements for 100x100) are just too big for the average person to contemplate typing by hand.

Bung
Life is non-linear...

 

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• Dec 6, 2004

• #3

israelkk

Aerospace

Dec 30, 2002

2,280

IL

If you want a free program to make pdf files use pdf995 at

http://www.pdf995.com

 

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• Dec 11, 2004

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• #4

Diquan

Civil/Environmental

Dec 30, 2002

90

CR

Thanks!

 

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• Dec 12, 2004

• #5

IFRs

Petroleum

Nov 22, 2002

4,682

US

MathCAD 12 can saveas HTML an dit comes out very nice.

 

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• Dec 13, 2004

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• #6

Diquan

Civil/Environmental

Dec 30, 2002

90

CR

Also one thing, a friend has the MathCAD 12 but he says that is not very good, becasuse takes alot of memory, any one here has the same problem?? he reaches like 140K of memory and files with a lot of iteration takes like an eternity to load. Anyone with the same problem? or is the computer.

Main Specs: Pentium3-1Ghz, 256MB of RAM

I'm running MathCAD 11 on a Pentium4-1.5Ghz, 384MB of RAM and no problem.

 

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• Dec 13, 2004

• #7

IFRs

Petroleum

Nov 22, 2002

4,682

US

I don't have any speed problems, but I have dual 2.2GHz processors with 2GB RAM and 10,000 RPM SCSI RAID drives so I guess I can't complain !!

 

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• Dec 17, 2004

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• #8

Diquan

Civil/Environmental

Dec 30, 2002

90

CR

For sure!, you don't have any problem. Anyone else?? that has this type of problem?

 

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